cassidy: i appreciate that. what we've heard before is that this plan does not put government between the patient and their physician. and yet, i would have to think if that weren't the case, why wouldn't anyone agree to your bill. i think the amendment was proposed in our committee and deeted on party-line votes. i think dr. roe may have some thoughts what would become between the patient and the physician. we know the closer the doctor is to the patient, the better it works. let's ask dr. roe what might come between the patient and the doctor. mr. roe: we want to talk to you about health care solutions. we ran for congress because we saw challenges in our health care system and wanted to be part of the debate on how to improve it. this is my first term. and when i first arrived i was energized by the opportunity to reform how the health industry works and how to make health care more affordable which is the two biggest complaints. i realized that the house democratic majority had a different vision of how heal

shaun and david cassidy are here with us tonight. later on, a duo that's number one in the united kingdom. their self-titled album hits the united states september 29. music from la roux. tomorrow, tom arnold, the trailer pork -- trailer park boys and eels on the show. our first guest is an emmy winning actor who we last saw either dying or not dying in the final moments of "grey's anatomy". in either case, she's been resuscitated miraculously to star in the new romantic comedy "the ugly truth" which opens tomorrow. please say hello to katherine heigl. [ cheers and applause ] you look very glamorous. thank you for coming. >> thanks. >> great to see you. >> maybe i was a little overdressed. >> no, you look great. i feel like i should be wearing a bow around my waist myself. >> you should. maybe around your neck. >> a few knots. can i ask you a question about "grey's anatomy," because when we last saw you, as izzy, you were either dying or not dying. we're not sure. and now you're taping the show now. >> we are. >> so either you lived

chris cuomo. >> who is luckier sitting with the cassidy men.nment juggernaut. david sang his way into our hearts. shaun solved mystery as joe hardy in "the hardy boys" and patrick a broadway star and the womb family is back together working on a family project, the abc show "ruby and the rocks." this is great. >> it's that and then some. can i say it. >> it's all that and a buck of chicken wings. is that what they say. >> i'm not sure about the wings part but just working with someone who makes me look so much younger on the -- >> uh-oh. >> it's a beautiful, beautiful thing. i have to say in all truth and honesty, this is the best experience i've ever had for me. >> i can say in all truth and honesty it's kind of lukewarm for me. making the best of a bad situation really. >> the youngest brother and looking the oldest. >> you're all getting a lot of looks. >> let's pump the show. what is the plot of the show? >> "ruby and the rockets". >> i'm the producer. they are the actors. i'm retired. i write and produce the show. a story of a young girl p

cassidy.he aggregate promises we have made in medicare that we don't have money for is about $40 trillion. that is a uj huge issue, but why we haven't fixed it, and we have to look at what washington does and congress does. a republican congress and republican president put in place a pharmaceutical benefit in medicare which was one of the biggest entitlement programs ever put in place by the united states congress and added to that number. what does that mean? it means we need to take hard choices including something that phil didn't mention. i agree with the lifestyle and administrative costs. he didn't mention something that i think is critical to fixing the system, which is getting away from the fee for service model where doctors and everybody is paid to do more and not to do less and not to do the smart thing. if we can get away from fee for service, a volume-based model, to a model where we reward people for good outcomes and treating diseases over their lifetime and thinking in those t

cassidy: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of house resolution 616, congratulating the louisiana state university baseball team for winning the 2009 national collegiate athletic association division i college world series. louisiana state university, l.s.u. was founded in 1853 and the first academic session began in 1860. as of the spring of 2009, l.s.u.'s enrollment is more than 26,000 students, including more than 1,400 international students, and over 4,000 graduate students. l.s.u. includes 10 senior colleges and schools and since its first commencement in 1869, the university has awarded nearly 200,000 degrees. l.s.u. has more than 300 student organizations on campus, and is widely known for its successful athletic program. the louisiana state university tigers have won 45 national sports championships, including five in baseball, three in football, and 25 in women's track and field. since 1986 l.s.u. baseball has been considered an elite program in college baseball, making 15 college worl

on wednesday, rising carbon dioxide levels in cassidy's spacesuit forced him to end his walk early. officials say he was moving so fast that his air-cleansing cannister couldn't keep up with him. this is "endeavour's" four of five spacewalks of this mission. the shuttle returns to earth next friday. neat pictures. when news4 continues this afternoon, a former presidential candidate is the inspiration for a new dating website, which is gaining popularity. we'll tell you about that. >>> just how close are police to filing criminal charges against michael jackson's personal doctor? >>> and the latest on the financial problems facing the jackson family. >>> and also the obama family has found a summer home. find out where they're going to be spending their vacation. >>> if you're thinking about what to make for dinner tonight, steak sounds pretty good. if you eat meat. stay with us, we'll be grilling with morton's, coming up next.  number, and this officer said, thank you for accommodating my earlier request, you are under >>> two top administration officials are putting heads in publ

republican representative michael burgess and bill cassidy, but medical doctors, on health care legislation currently making its way through congress and what to expect before the august recess. . . >> sunday. on president harry truman and his position to recognize the state of israel. nobody knew until may 14 what truman would do. there was a press conference the day before, no one knew what he was going to do. would they acquire a stake, as they said he was going to do? but he had already decided. he said, " i am going to support a jewish state." >> sunday at 8:00 p.m., eastern and pacific. you can also listen to the program on c-span radio on satellite radio, an online as a c-span podcast. >> on monday, the senate judiciary committee began its confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor. coming up, a roundtable discussion about her decisions during her tenure on the federal bench. first, we start with three former clerks about her work ethic, her personality, and what it was like to work for the judge. >> with her confirmation hearings begin to happen monday july 13,

mission control says the carbon dioxide levels in astronaut christopher cassidy's suit were going up. they wanted to get him back inside as soon as possible. cassidy is one of two astronauts who were more than five hours into their planned 6 one-half hour space walk. it was the third space walk in five days. the astronauts are replacing batteries outside the outpost. >>> coming up next on "news4 at 5:00," a raid at a clinic for the personal physician to michaejackson. find out what police were looking for. >>> president obama fighting off growing opposition to his health care reform plan. makes his case to the public tonight. area drivers speaks out after being ticketed for going too slowly on the beltway. >>> the real world's d.c. meets twitter. how the social networking site is keeping up with the show. we will be right back. announcer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great lease deals. i love it! i just want to know 's the right move. me? thirteen days in the future. you get a deal on the car you always wanted. schedud maintenance is included, it's all good. what's t

. >> by the way, mission specialist cassidy will conduct tomorrow's final .embers of the mount zion unit -- final space walk. members of the mount zion church celebrated a special day in history. parishioners invited everyone to celebrate with them is not -- this morning. it was marking the church is 150th anniversary in the pasadena community. >> we're just grateful for 150 years and we are proud of what we are dot -- have done in the past, but also looking to what we do in the future. >> church leaders say their doors are open to all. >> now your insta-weather + forecast. >> a quick review of the storm activity this evening, it has have some breaks in the clouds overhead. the north suburbs of philadelphia, still a little thundershower activity. we now have severe weather of around nyc and north of there. still strong south of ocean city. there is still reign of a way back into ohio. is really sponte out there. the air -- it is released by the out there. the air is really full of moisture. 90 with a high before the storms hit at the airport and the inner har

up in cassidy's suit.h quickly returned to the space station. the unfinished work will be to tomorrow's space walk. kind of a scare. >> here's a look at your thursday forecast: showers and thunderstorms from new england down to georgia and alabama. warm with scattered thunderstorms from the midwest into the northern plains. a few showers in texas and arizona. >> a high of 107 in phoenix, 100 for salt lake city, mid 80s for st. louis, fargo. just 69 in boston are 79 in new york, a low 90ish for dallas and new orleans. >> is that the technical term, 90ish? >> yes. meteorologists say that. >> most artists would give anything to be in the spotlight but there is one from china who is happy to blend into the background. >> lou bowlen has been dubbed the invisible man because he vanishes into his works. as you can see in this w afgrfitiof graffiti in beijing. here he becomes one with a telephone booth in london or he may choose to merge seamlessly with the rubble of an earthquake. i he even goes virtually unnotic

chris cassidy and tom marsh are now replacing batteries on the space station. it is a 7.5 our walk today. two of the six original batteries were changed on wednesday, but it had to be cut short because carbon dioxide levels in astronaut cassidy's suit unexpectedly rose. he was moving so fast at the start of the last walk, his air cleansing canister could not keep up and did not work as well as it should have. both astronauts are moving a bit more slowly today, taking it easy. [inaudible] juliet: we wanted to give you a little bit of an earful there. it is fascinating to watch. this has everyone talking. a corruption scandal in new jersey and new york, but it also basically spans the globe. more than 40 people arrested, including three mayors, state legislators, city councilman, even some rabbis. it started in an investigation into an international money- laundering ring, but soon led to the sale of fake gucci bags and black-market kidneys. fbi agents called the corruption one of the worst, if not the worst in the nation's history. joining me now is an officer f

cassidy alluded, we all remember bill clinton's beautiful speech the evening of september 23, 2003, not a dry eye when he finished and everyone left convinced that now is the time that this was going to be done. and it turned out it was too late and members were already worried about their next reelection even though it was a year away. the other thing pushing this is the instructions called reconciliation instruction that is passed in the senate budget. my understanding is that will allow them to pass this out of the senate with 50 vets rather than the required 60 can to cut off debate. but that ability to use reconciliation disappears about the middle of october. so that's a ral strong driver on the senate side to get something done before they lose the advantage and reconciliation. >> a colleague of mine of time magazine asked an interesting question in one of her pieces this week. sit riskier to push health reform right now, or is it riskier to be seen as having stopped it? >> i think that what is most important is getting it right. and in the netherlands it got to ten years to get

chris cassidy was moving so fast he was getting too much carbon dioxide in his suit. he plans to slow down today. best of luck to them. >>> having fun on a beach could get you arrested in clearwater, florida. things you cannot do on the sand. >>> a helicopter crashed onto a highway and burst into flames last night in maryland is when this happen preponderance of the evidence three employees of a helicopter instruction company and a passenger were killed. now, emergency officials say that chopper was already fully engulfed when they got there. it didn't hit any cars on the ground, but power lines were knocked down and a witness says there was a flash of electricity before that chopper went down. there was some fog at the time of the accident, but it's not been ruled weather was a factor in the crash. >>> well, the girl's grandmother was behind the wheel when this suv flipped on its side, caught fire on interstate 10 in southern california, and she and two other people escaped, but that little girl we're talking about was trapped inside. look at this. what a scene. but

officer cassidy? bill: it is really great stuff to watch.the meantime, president obama announcing a new education initiative, threatening to ruffle the feathers of its biggest supporters, labor unions. it offers carrots and sticks to schools who would be competing for a share of $5 billion of the economic stimulus. schools earn points for reaching certain standards. the more points you earn, the more federal money you get. one standard links performance to teacher pay, something that the teachers' union has consistently opposed. megyn: jobless claims maxine allen at government offices. 16 states now using borrowed funds to pay. 6 million folks on unemployment. call centers have been overwhelmed. cases that require special review may take even longer. analysts say that all of the in the system were brushed aside before, but we are dealing with them now. bill: we hope it is not the case but u.s. health officials warning that we could see a 40% increase in swine flu cases in the next 24 months. the australian government has said that they had 1

tomorrow night, katherine heigl, david and shaun cassidy and music from la roux. on friday, tom arnold, the trailer park boys, and music from the eels. our first guest is a talented young lady with a head of hair nearly as thick and lustrous as the reverend al's. you know her from "elf", "yes man", "almost famous" and many other films. her latest is called "500 days of summer", it is in theaters now. please welcome zooey deschanel. [ cheers and applause ] great to see you. >> it's great to see you too. >> thank you for coming. did you meet the reverend al backstage? >> i did not. i'm excited to meet him. >> yeah. it will be great. yeah. >> i saw him on television. >> you did, yeah. >> with the michael jackson -- >> yes. he gave a very good speech. >> yeah, yeah. i didn't really watch the whole speech. it was like on television and the -- in the other room. i heard -- >> hopefully -- >> making tea in my kitchen and i just heard like he put on one glove and he pulled up his pants and he changed race relations. i was like -- [ laughter ] okay. and i ran back in the r

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. >>> shuttle astronauts david wolf and christopher cassidy are taking a space walk right now. here's some live pictures as you see them. they're replacing four batteries on a solar panel on the international space station here. you can see his glove. a bit more challenging than it may sound, and i'm sure you know that. the nickel hydrogen batteries weigh 370 pounds apiece. this is the third space walk in five days for the "endeavour" crew. they'll replace two other batteries on friday. the astronauts have been in orbit for a week now and are will remain at the space station until tuesday. >>> millions of people got to show the light show of a lifetime. look at this for yourself. the longest total eclipse of the sun that will happen this century. large parts of asia were in the dark here. it lasteds about five or six minutes, and that was enough to make temperatures drop, something we don't always think about. we're just thinking about the view, aren't we. >>> well, robbery victims will tell you they want justice. the culprit caught and punished. one texas woman whose store was

later this week, katherine heigl, tom arnold, david and shaun cassidy, the trailer park boys, and music of that. also, i was thinking about it over the weekend, and it occurred to me that the only way to ever be completely done with your laundry is to do it naked. and so that is what i must do. our first guest is a very successful young man who sits proudly atop an empire built from action figures of the past. last week he received two emmy nominations for "robot chicken, star wars episode ii" which just came out on dvd today. please say hello to seth green. [ cheers and applause ] what's up? good to see you. congratulations on the emmy nominations, two of them. [ cheers and applause ] well deserved too. this is very funny. this star wars -- >> i just spilled water on my crotch. at least i did it on tv so everyone will know i didn't pee myself. >> but your pants magically made it disappear. you did it again by the way. >> this is a fine material by italy. it's heavily absorbant and actually made of sham-wow. [ laughter ] >> what a tribute. >> hey, man, great to see you. let's get this b

>> basically, they thought chris cassidy was working too hard.t will put a strain on the filter that removes carbon dioxide from the space suit. he is a former navy seal taking his second space walk today. he suffered no ill effects from that malfunctioned, and was not in any immediate danger. gregg: those are such amazing pictures. i could look at that all their long. thanks very much. millions of americans getting a pay raise today. the federal minimum wage increasing by more than 10% in more than 30 states, but not everybody is happy about this one. why some small-business owners are crying foul and some economists are saying that the timing could not be worse. since we first showed up with our pirate hats on! if you're not into fake sword fights pointy slippers and green wool tights take a tip from a knight who knows free credit report dot com, let's go! vo: offer applies with enrollment in triple advantage. does two jobs... at once. one: kills weeds to the root. two: forms a barrier, preventing new ones for up to four months. roundup extende

david cassidy is a navy seal in great shape. and his air supply didn't keep up. >>> meanwhile, the international space station will get a few more visitors soon. a russian soyuz carrier rocket blasted off this morning. now, that delays endeavour's space, arriving. pushing this back as well. >>> greater progress. m67 will deliver tons of cargo. >> urge loo, -- usually, married couples wait for the reception for the wedding dance. but a minnesota couple went dancing right on down the aisle. drew levinson has more on the wedding and the you tube sensation that followed it. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: it was a wedding march with a twist, or a bop, or better yet, a hip and a hop. before jill peterson and kevin hines ever said their i dos, they and their wedding party literally danced down the aisle. >> i grew up dancing and danced in college. and as soon as we got advantaged, i threw it out to kevin. and he was right on board. >> absolutely. >> reporter: they have all of a sudden jitter bugged its way into cyberspace, onto the world sta

behind them, kurt cassidy, a navy seal.re over the weekend. what is coming out? >> what we have is the crew, finishing loading the astronauts, making sure that the hatch is sealed properly. the final team is checking on the tank, making sure that no ice has developed. all 500,000 gallons of that extremely cold liquid nitrogen is of it -- is in already the tank. no problems with circuitry right now. ready to go. by the way, once the bird gets up, today or tomorrow, even wednesday, they will launch the 500th human being in human history to go into space. shepard: as we near the 40th anniversary of apollo 11, keep it here. on the 17th, friday, we will have a special hosted by greta van susteren. "apollo 11: one small step to our future." that is 10:00 p.m. eastern time, friday night. next, more on sonia sotomayorÑÑÑ shepard: just a few moments ago, we heard from republican senator lindsey graham on the the supreme court nominee judge sonia sotomayor. chuck schumer compared her to those under president bush. >> judge stonerotom

according to the sec staffers as re llaid by representative cassidy, they have taken leave in the fallinvestigation intensifies, this is something we reported on for quite a while. this is something the sec staff did in response to a congressional letter. they'll go back and decide what to do, would stop short of saying he was satisfied with what he heard. michelle? >> thank you very much, scott. >> just an hour ago, we learned from the nyc, some sort of denial of service attack on the website a programmer accused of stealing a proprietary code, and shut down in a cyber attack that may have been engineered by north korea, same attack targeting both nyc and nasdaq. adviser to president bush and now president and ceo of information security forum, roger krescy, president of good harbor consulting. how serious is this situation when we hear all of these sites being attacked? >> well, this is serious, this has escalated something we see taking place on a day to day basis. most handle the service attacks they normally take. to have it to be such a magnitude and attack major sites. >> aappoi

. >> a big way from chris cassidy wearing his rally cap and hopes that that will change our luck. >> reporter: something "endeavour" hasn't had much of this mission. the launch was delayed wise in june when a hydrogen fuel line leaked. that was fixed but this week mother nature has been wreaking havoc. lightning strikes on friday force ad delay and then the threat of storms on sunday and monday meant two more scrubs. when "endeavour" gets off the ground astronauts have haeft lifting to do and installing the last part of the billion dollar japanese lab. a key component as nasa rushes to complete the international space station before the shuttle program retires next year. but even with the tight timeline today, there is little they can do but wait to see if the weather will finally let "endeavour" fly. this is one of just eight shuttle mission st. next scheduled to lift off in august. 'very tight timeline and officials admit that at this point it will be tough to keep to that schedule if they face any more long delays. kennedy space center, kristen dahlgren, news4. >> we will bring th

i'm monica crowley reporting live for bill cassidy. thanks so much for watching us. -- for bill owe rilely. thanks so much for watching us. the first stop is cambridge, massachusetts, which is now getting national attention because president obama has weighed in. henry lewis gates, a renowned african-american professor at harvard, was arrested at his home last week by a white police sergeant named james crowley, an officer with a solid record. a third party had called 911 reporting a burglary at mr. gates' home. when sergeant crowley, no relation to me, by the way, arrived on the scene, the incident apparently got very heated. according to the police officer's report, "as i stood in plain view of this man, i asked if he would step out onto the porch and speak with me. he replied, no, i will not. he then demanded to know who i was. i told him that i was sergeant crowley from the cambridge police and that i was investigating a report of a break-in in progress at the residence. while i was making this statement, gates opened the door and

. >> a big wave if chris cassidy hoping that will change our luck. >> something endeavour hasn't had much of this mission. the launch was delayed twice in june when a hydrogen fuel line leaked. that was fixed. but this week, mother nature has been wreaking havoc. lightning strikes on friday forced a delay. then the threat of storms on sunday and monday meant two more scrubs. when endeavour does get off the ground, astronauts have heavy lifting to do, installing the last part of the billion-dollar japanese lab, a key exponent as nasa rushes to complete the international space station before the shuttle program retires next year. but even with a tight timeline, today there is little they can do but wait to see if the weather will finally let endeavour fly. this is one of just eight shuttle missions left. the next one is scheduled to lift off in august. but it is a tight timeline and officials admit it will be a tough schedule to keep if they face any more long delays. at kennedy space center, kristen dahlgren, wbal-tv 11 news. >> we have breaking news right now. let's go live to captai

cassidy and ash burn were out there for five hours today.ission control had one more task but the navy seal met metabolic rate went too high for the carbon dioxide. what did you say? his co 2 started to rise. the shuttle is expected to undock tomorrow and spend three more days in orbit before returning to earth on friday. a vote on the confirmation of the supreme court nominee judge sonia sotomayor is set for tomorrow and more republicans are announcing their last-minute decisions. tom story is coming up. it's the college ranking that has most parents well, it's not the favorite one for your school to get if you are a parent. if you are a student it's another thing. party schools. who do you think is number one this year? the new king of drinking and partying. and that we could someday run our cars on. in using algae to form biofuels, we're not competing with the food supply. and they absorb co2, so they help solve the greenhouse problem, as well. we're making a big commitment to finding out... just how much algae can help to meet... the fue

. >> astronauts christopher cassidy and thomas marshburg spent 7 1/2 hours in space replacing batteries in the space station's array. there was a problem with one of the astronauts space suits yesterday and the sidewalk had to be cut short. >>> a russian soyuz rocket blasted off today from kazakhstan. the russian space freighter will deliver more than two tons of cargo to the international space station including fuel, water and various equipment. >>> okay. here's a question. can you dance like michael jackson? that was the casting call producers in london put out an they got a huge response. hundreds showed up to auditioner the world stage show thriller live celebrating the life of the late singer. charlie d'agata was there. >> michael jackson topped the charts with thriller before these dancers were even born. >> they had one shot to make his legendary moves come a0 live. in auditions for the world tour of the london stage show thriller live. >> practicing my moon walk. >> i can't do the moon walk, no way. >> reporter: some were thrillers. some off the wall. and some were just plain b

and newsmakers with representative burgess and ca cassidy. >> and tonight on q and a. >> what are youith the declared state? he said i don't know. you will have to see. he's ready to sign it. he is told that i am going to support this. >> ron and and allis rad osh. you can listen to this online and xm radio. ..

astronauts david wolf and christopher cassidy floated out of the international space station around 100 this morning. their biggest task was replacing four batteries and a solar panel. the batteries weigh about 370 pounds apiece. the astronauts changed two of them. mission control decided to end the space walk because of rising levels of carbon dioxide in the space suit. nasa says the canister that removes carbon dioxide from the suit may not be working properly. >>> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke ran into cuff questions on capitol hill today. he was appearing before the senate banking committee and senators raised concerns about president obama's proposal to expand the fed's duties. senator chris dodd asking why the fed deserved more authority when it failed to spot the current financial crisis before it hit. >>> we were not quick enough. we were not aggressive enough to address consumer issues earlier in the decade. i agree with that. >> chairman bernanke insisted the central bank's role would not be radically different under president obama's proposal. bernanke also warned ab

inside the station because for some reason, the scrubber isn't working or isn't working properly in cassidy's get him inside, they'll be fine. they did not want to take any chances. >> tom, thanks for the update. we appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> the big picture today, the palin kron krals. four days before the alaska governor leaves office, she is facing more legal problems. an independent investigator has reportedly found evidence that palin may have violated ethics laws by accepting private donations to pay her costly legal debt. in the leaked confidential report, the investigator says there's probable cause to believe palin used or tried to use her position for personal gain by creating the alaska fund trust as her official legal defense fund. palin responded to the report saying i am informed that this fund was created by experienced attorneys in d.c. and was modeled after other similar funds established for senators and others. neither i nor my lawyer has received a penny from this fund and am informed the trustee was withholding any action or payment pending final resolution with the p

cassidy took his time to keep down the carbon dioxide levels. in the first space walk, it was cut short due to elevated carbon dioxide inside his suit. mission control said that his navy seal background makes it difficult for him to slow down. if you look at these pictures -- if i could ask if these are live. gregg: these are live. >> and the space suit is supposed to have read barber pole stripes. i am not sure if you will be able to see that with our banner on there. gregg: there is a conversation that is going on with nasa and the astronauts as they undertake this. >> ok. i have been listening back and forth to some of the chatter. they are getting some commands from mission control and some from inside the space station from the commander as well. this is a milestone. only a handful of choppshuttle s have done more than five spacewalks. the largest ever gathering in space. also notable for about one month of delays getting off the ground there with weather delays and a delay for a hydrogen leak. gregg: it really looks like surgery in an emer

christopher cassidy and thomas washburn.ur" crew installed their final piece earlier in the mission. the shuttle will be undocking from the iss tomorrow. >>> the trip itself went well. it was the homecoming that was the nightmare. the story of a man arrested for being awol even though he was never, i said never, in the army. >>> fbi agents have joined the search for a missing idaho boy. authorities say 8-year-old robert manwill vanished sometime friday night about 9:30. this is shortly after he left his house. they think he may have been headed to a party at a friend's house. there was a news conference about this earlier today where his aunt pleaded for his safe return. >> we just want to say that all we want to do is bring robert home. so please, if you know anything or if you've seen anything, contact the police department and help us find robert. >> police are planning to drain a pond at robert's apartment complex. so far, extensive efforts by search and rescue crews haven't turned up anything. >>> a seattle man's vacati

cassidy taking his second space walk. he suffered no ill affects from the space walk.was not in any immediate danger. nasa said that he was exerting himself a little bit too hard, so they are backing off today, and of some of the heavy lifting to prevent that same problem from happening again. trace: steve, thank you. martha: every day around this time, the white house does its briefing and robert gibbs steps in front of the podium. today, there may be some fireworks, and given what has transpired and the president making comments about the arrest of his friend, who is a harvard professor. the pressure is rising. we heard from the police today. they say that they stand behind the sergeant and they want an apology from the president of the united states. what is with this? a hog on a hog. trace: it is like "green acres." . trace: 7 minutes until the top of the hour. you can see the white house there. we're waiting for the daily press briefing. robert gibbs is expected to face a bunch of questions concerning the controversy over the arrest of glass harder -- black harvar

cassidy. the gentleman from utah, mr. chaffetz. the gentleman from texas, mr. conaway.the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney. the gentleman from oregon, mr. defawse. the gentleman from arizona, mr. flake. the gentleman from -- mr. beginning ree. the gentleman from texas, mr. hall. the gentleman from texas, mr. hensarling. the gentleman from new york, mr. high dinsfesm get from jaye, mr. beginningston. the gentleman from ohio, mr. kucinich. the gentleman from oregon, mr. lee. the gentlewoman from wyoming, mrs. lummis. the gentleman from florida, mr. mack. the gentleman from florida, mr. mccall. the gentleman from florida mr. murphy. the zpwrelt georgia, mr. price. the gentleman from florida, mr. putnam. the gentlewoman from florida, ms. shea port e. the gentleman from florida, mr. stearns. the gentleman from michigan, mr. stupak. the gentleman from kansas, mr. tiahrt. the gentleman from new york, mr. tonko. the gentleman from new york, mr. weiner. the gentleman from vermont, mr. welch. and the gentleman from virginia, mr. whitman. five, as each of these members rep

that is cassidy. -- and my youngest is 2 years old. her name is cassidy.it is kind of irish sounding. my wife is formerly and goldman of new orleans. we met there, got married, and becoming a family man has changed my life. all my kids want to do is go to the wild basin to see animals. we have a place in austin where i take them all the time. now they don't look and say -- if they see a fish, they say the perch. i get them to start knowing all of them. they each have favorite animals that they have honed in on. benton it like ducks -- likes the ducks. she probably has 200 toy ducks. >> 200? >> we have surrounded her. it is an obsession. there is a whole series of birds stuffed toys which are really fun because you can get a hearing it, or an e grid, and we have a lot of those, too. >> he talked about pelican island. >> when i did my first draft, i right at the sites. it is like james mcpherson going to a civil war battlefield. >> are you left handed? >> i am. obama is left-handed. clinton was left-handed. bush 41 was left-handed. >> what does that mean? >>

kevin cassidy, what do you say to that point whether it will move, especially given that 31% jump since march low? >> well, i think the -- the outlook might be seasonal which in our view is 7% over the second quarter. and we think there could be a pullback, given its run-up in the first half of the year, but if there is a pullback, we're recommending buying on the weakness. we see many cat lifts in the second half of easy '09. >> intel is an overweight, right? >> that's correct. >> and amd just can't get there, can they? >> they're going through quite a few changes, and i think the new ceo, derek meyer is dying the right moves to get the company to the right size and target markets where they can be successful. >> jim, is that the way you see it? >> yeah. i mean, amd has been in disarray for so long, and we always talk about intel's rival, amd. for every 10 or $12 that intel makes, that's what amd does in a single dollar. so the rivalry has been really overblown now, and we're seeing nice innovation at amd, but the market acceptance out there on the consumer and on the enterprise just h

there was a bit of a problem one of the astronauts there, christopher cassidy, his suit didn't spring a leak but the carbon dioxide level started to rise so he was at risk of getting co2 poisoning but they had to cut the spacewalk short and they managed to replace two of the four batteries that they were trying to get done there. they'll have to go back out there today and give her another go. >>> if you're traveling by plane today, there are a few airport delays we want it highlight. newark 55-minute delays and 40-minute delays in philadelphia and teterboro seeing a few and atlanta seeing a few delays, as well. live shot from the atl and no real weather problems and shot of centennial olympic park and temperatures fairly comfortable for this time of year. show you a couple of rainfall tallies. columbia, south carolina, yesterday got almost 4 inches of rain in a little under two hours. that's a frog strangler, for sure. dayton, ohio, seeing 1.5. here's where that rain is right now. the whole developing low off the coast of long island and new york. that will develop more rain and spre

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a hot djay cassidy will be there. is is going to be a blow-o. >> all ght, mike allen, politico's mike alle we will se you tomorrow. >>> let's take a qick look at the morning's papers. of course we look at the rags here i new york. yep, nothing. michael jacon. "wall street jrnal," this is thbig story. e the big stories and they're folling up on what "the n york times" broke yesterday or seemingly broke. we'll see. we have some questions pertaini to that sto. the c had secret al qaeda plan, theplan to take outome to members ofl qaeda. was it a plan? was it a program? was it somhing that congress needed t hear about and did dick cheney keep that information from going to congress? that's the controversy of the day. we're talkg about that. "washington post," hearings, not just about sotomor's confirmation process cld be a partisan platform and a barometer. that will be interesti okay. we can gauge that. "new york tis," a new push t lookback. bush era issues m force obama's hand andth story on the left, retrang pal's long

. >> sunday on c-span "newsmakers," bill cassidy on health care legislation and what to expect beforeaugust recess. >> i think that the whole deadline is being driven by political purposes and i think that as i recall, tom-said -- a political process is driving this. i cannot look into the crystal ball. i do think we -- the american people are smaller than they presumed to be a. that is why we are seeing this fractionation of the democratic caucus. it may just be that they figured out the scheme and they are moving the pressure to an earlier date. >> sunday, at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern time here on c-span. >> q&a, sunday, ronald and allis radosh. >> no one knew what truman would do. there was a press conference before. truman said that he did not know. but he had already decided and he told them that he was one to support a jewish state. -- going to support a jewish state. you can listen to the program on c-span and radio, on xm satellite radio and as a c-span podcast. >> now, the 2009 convention chair of the young republicans talks about the future of the gop. from today's wa

they have some work to make up because yesterday's spacewalk was cut short there was a problem with cassidy'sausing the carbon dioxide levels to rise inside. is he ok. work to replace batteries outside the space station was unfinished. next spacewalk is set for tomorrow. it's the drink machine with something for everyone. coca cola unveils the free style. this is a sofd da found with more than 1200 drinks. steve: i want one of those. alisyn: dream come true. made debut at several southern california fast food restaurants. it was developed in secret for four years. it uses new technology to dependence drinks. that doesn't look nike new. coke calls it the i pod of drink machines. steve: notice that water button? water cost the same as the other drinks. alisyn: what have we come to? brian: terror group with links to al qaeda allowed to hold a conference at a hilton hotel on u.s. soil. a military mom is outraged by. this you may be too. she canceled her reservation at another hotel owned by hilton, mr. l. others follow? what about paris. senator demint calling out obama's program last week. brian

jenkins and cassidy and if there's any time or questions left, i'll be last. mr.do you want to start? >> thank you, mr. chairman, i think the microphone is actually working. i want to thank the witnesses. they've been absolutely tremendous. i'm from minnesota so, of course, canada is neighboring. and we foresee anecdotal evidence all the time of canadians coming to minnesota because we have a mayo clinic there too. i'm not sure why you travel all the way to arizona -- that's all right. but we have a mayo clinic in rochester minnesota that is world famous. and you chose to come to a mayo clinic, you could have chosen several hospitals in other states and mr. baker has given examples of hospitals around the country where canadians have gone. you did that because you needed to, you had to and you could. you could do it. i think that the phrase that i think it was mr. baker said that the u.s. is the canadian system of last resort, a place you can go. so i'll start with you mrs. holmes, if i could. if the united states were to adopt a system like canada has with a gove

jenkins and cassidy and if there's any time or questions left, i'll be last. mr.in, do you want to start? >> thank you, mr. chairman, i think the microphone is actually working. i want to thank the witnesses. they've been absolutely tremendous. i'm from minnesota so, of course, canada is neighboring. and we foresee anecdotal evidence all the time of canadians coming to minnesota because we have a mayo clinic there too. i'm not sure why you travel all the way to arizona -- that's all right. but we have a mayo clinic in rochester minnesota that is world famous. and you chose to come to a mayo clinic, you could have chosen several hospitals in other states and mr. baker has given examples of hospitals around the country where canadians have gone. you did that because you needed to, you had to and you could. you could do it. i think that the phrase that i think it was mr. baker said that the u.s. is the canadian system of last resort, a place you can go. so i'll start with you mrs. holmes, if i could. if the united states were to adopt a system like canada has with a

>> i don't know, i haven't had cody or cassidy afecal matter for many, many years, thank god all righteei understand that you are a big champagne drinker. this is the happy hour of the "today" show. so welcome. a toast to you. you're here with me through wednesday. we'll get way beyond fecal matter, to your sex life by tomorrow. >> okay. >>> in the meantime, what's up, miss sara? >> check out my bling. okay. a question for tori from alicia -- do you ever read gossip magazines and when the articles are about you and your hubby, how do you keep from getting upset? >> of course i read them. just like everyone else. in the market. best was recently i was in the market, i was having a pretty good day, feeling good about myself. and -- >> that wasn't going to last long. not in the market. >> and, yeah. i was walking and there i was on the cover and it said "crater cleavage." >> see? men don't have crater cleavage. >> i have crater cleavage. >> never heard the term. >> the rest of the day i told my husband he couldn't call me my name, had he to call me crater cleavage. yes, of course i read it.